ZP Students Prove Naidu Wrong
Remember what tdp president chandrababu naidu said regarding English-medium students? He claimed that children who learn english as a second language will end up as rubbish. He made this remark during a recent trip to srikakulam as part of his party's programme. He spoke with the students and instructors there, accusing the state government of forcing english into government schools.
Today, however, students from Bendapudi ZP high schools in east godavari district's Thondangi mandal met with chief minister Y S jagan Mohan reddy at his camp office. They conversed with the chief minister and conveyed themselves fluently in English. They claimed that programmes like Nadu Nedu in government schools and the adoption of english as a medium of teaching were fantastic, and that the chief minister was the best person to carry them out.
The students, Myraa, Karishmaa, and Anudeep, highlighted how they aspire to be IAS officers and how learning english has aided and boosted their enthusiasm to reach their goals. Prasad, the students' mentor and teacher, has been teaching them english for the past few months just by making them watch videos on the internet and correcting their grammar and pronunciation. students are now more self-assured and have interacted with officials and the Chief Minister.
Today, however, students from Bendapudi ZP high schools in east godavari district's Thondangi mandal met with chief minister Y S jagan Mohan reddy at his camp office. They conversed with the chief minister and conveyed themselves fluently in English. They claimed that programmes like Nadu Nedu in government schools and the adoption of english as a medium of teaching were fantastic, and that the chief minister was the best person to carry them out.
The students, Myraa, Karishmaa, and Anudeep, highlighted how they aspire to be IAS officers and how learning english has aided and boosted their enthusiasm to reach their goals. Prasad, the students' mentor and teacher, has been teaching them english for the past few months just by making them watch videos on the internet and correcting their grammar and pronunciation. students are now more self-assured and have interacted with officials and the Chief Minister.